Gardeners world

Discussion in 'Gardening Discussions' started by boygardener, Jan 19, 2007.

  1. boygardener

    boygardener Gardener

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    Hi there people
    Does anyone here watch gardeners world? Would like to know if you do.

    boygardener
     
  2. compostee

    compostee Gardener

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    I watch it, but feel it is on less this winter than before. They now seem to work a similar timetable as the education system. Long breaks and really at the best times of the year. I'm looking forward to it's return. I'm grateful that i have satellite too!. I have to watch the english bbc2 channel, wales rarely covers it for a friday night. Infact any sport takes over the friday evenings. I'm enjoying the carol klein prog at the min too.
     
  3. PercyT

    PercyT Gardener

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    I used to watch it when the chap who passed away sorry not very good at names did in in barnsdale, and watched it for a while when Alan whats his name did it. But its all got a bit arty farty for me.
     
  4. roders

    roders Total Gardener

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    [​IMG] Of course we watch it BG .It's good clean fun presented at a nice time ,just before the weekend,of course it's educational and presented well by good presenters,of course they can't please everybody all of the time but it gives another perspective and it's all about opinions they give theirs and we can take it or leave it.
    Personally I thouroughly enjoy it. [​IMG]
     
  5. wiseowl

    wiseowl Admin Staff Member

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    Aah !The great Geoff Hamilton,Yes I occasionally
    watch it also.I watch as many Gardening programmes as possible,If I learn something new
    from each one,which I usually do ,it adds to my some what limited knowledge,and as been worth watching.the presenters are secondary for me.
    Sometimes I think it tends to get away from its original theme,but then most of the Gardening programmes seem to,perhaps its the modern trend.

    [ 19. January 2007, 10:06 PM: Message edited by: wiseoldowl ]
     
  6. PeterS

    PeterS Total Gardener

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    I watch it. Its not perfect, but its about the only genuine gardening program there is. There are so many makeover programs which are about non-gardens for non-gardeners.
     
  7. boygardener

    boygardener Gardener

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    Thanks for these replies
    yes i do watch it but it isn't the best show on.

    kind regards boygardener
     
  8. chobart

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    I confess to being a non-fan of gardeners world although sympathetic to the views expressed. Since it became 'personality' driven with Alan Tichmarsh and Monty I have gradually lost interest. I also have great difficulty in seeing how fast the plants seem to grow and how big. Most of my plants are certainly less vigorous than thhose seen on TV.
     
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    Hornbeam Gardener

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    Agree 100% with chobart. Blue Peter with green fingers and oh so simple.
     
  10. PercyT

    PercyT Gardener

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    tee hee horbeam reminds me of Percy in the blue peter garden [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
  11. boygardener

    boygardener Gardener

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    (funny) lets talk about the blue peter garden now shall we, or not.

    kind regards boygardener
     
  12. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    There used to be a programme on Sunday mornings called the Big Dig which was good as they went to peoples allotments and saw rael gardening done by real people,but Chanel4 decided to pull the plug on it,which was a shame...Going off topic slightly,a good programme which we like to watch is Countryfile with John Craven.Lots of countryside issues and it is especially nice when Ben Fogel is in it :D oh and they give out the weather forecast for the week ahead which is nice... [​IMG]
     
  13. boygardener

    boygardener Gardener

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    Yes it was such a shame when they stopped showing the Big Dig. [​IMG]

    kind regards boygardener
     
  14. Rich

    Rich Gardener

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    I have always watched it, but can't take to Monty Don. I don't know what it is, but he just annoys me.
     
  15. Garden sponge

    Garden sponge Gardener

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    I like most gardening programs but the stephan buckdooda just cant get my attention to stay on what hes saying I keep looking at the dickybow and the beard when he's talking [​IMG] :eek:
     
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